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KPRC 2 Storm Tracker App
SUMMARY: Meteorologist Britney Begley highlights the importance of being prepared for upcoming storms with the latest weather app. Following last week’s heat, rain is expected this week. The app features real-time weather updates, including hourly temperature forecasts, chances of rain, and breezy conditions. Its Future Track feature aids planning for road trips by predicting storm movements. Users can access video updates from meteorologists and personal radar options for neighborhood-specific information. The app also invites user engagement through “click two pins,” allowing users to share weather experiences and concerns, all available for free on Android and iPhone.
One great *and free* way to get weather information is our KPRC 2 Storm Tracker app. We are updating this app weekly and have a lot of great changes! Just this last week we extended the forecast to show 10 days, and also made the hour-by-hour forecast easier than ever to find.
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APOCALYPSES: SCENARIO #267-590
air so cold breath rattles down my throat like a penny tumbling in
the cracked engine of a 2008 ford ranger going 75 on 45 with a broken a/c &
full of candles during an ice age exhaling 2 centuries worth of disappointment.
a loose spark plug coughs tufts of chromed grass. i figure that to be this cold
i must have earned it, like stepped on the crack that grew into the unbalancing
earthquake or burnt the last drop of coal needed to smother the earth’s
atmosphere with a black velvet blanket. the sun might as well be the innocence
of my childhood. what cannot be fled becomes appendage. i inhale, & snowmen
plot in the alley behind my eyes. i piss, & ice shuffles in a whiskey glass.
when i drink water, i’m a fistful of salt spreading on saturn, feet buckets of blood
beneath a butcher’s table. a shirt, black sweater, & flannel coat coax my organs
from resignation. i’m a seed sown in layers of wool, polyester, nylon, every memory
of soup burning tongue. i’ll drown in these blankets, te lo juro, full of heat
with nothing left to burn. i inhale ropes of rebar tumbling down a pink well.
i exhale a cloud of satin stalactites that disperse & outline my obsidian reflection.
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Note: The following A.I. based commentary is not part of the original article, reproduced above, but is offered in the hopes that it will promote greater media literacy and critical thinking, by making any potential bias more visible to the reader –Staff Editor.
Political Bias Rating: Center-Left
The content is a poetic and metaphorical reflection on environmental degradation and personal despair, which aligns with themes often emphasized in center-left discourse, such as climate change and social responsibility. While it does not explicitly advocate for any political agenda, the tone and subject matter suggest a critical view of environmental neglect, a concern commonly associated with center-left perspectives. The focus on ecological harm and personal impact situates the piece within a framework that leans towards progressive environmental awareness without overt political partisanship.
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How to make sure you’re not calling a fake customer service number?
SUMMARY: Amazon warns of a 33% rise in fake customer service scams since December 2024, with fraudsters impersonating companies to steal personal information. Sylvia Phillips nearly fell victim after a suspicious buyer on Facebook Marketplace urged her to download a verification code. Searching for company numbers on Google often leads to fake numbers, says the AARP Fraud Watch Network. Experts advise always using the company’s official website to find customer service contacts. If a representative pressures for personal info, gift cards, or payments via Zelle or Venmo, hang up immediately. Protect your accounts by changing passwords and setting fraud alerts.
If you run a web search for a customer service number, beware. It could be someone waiting to take you for a ride.
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USMNT advances to Gold Cup knockout round with 1-0 win over Saudi Arabia in Austin
SUMMARY: Defender Chris Richards scored the only goal in the 62nd minute, securing the U.S. a 1-0 victory over Saudi Arabia in the CONCACAF Gold Cup on June 19, 2025, in Austin, Texas. The win, combined with a Trinidad and Tobago-Haiti draw, guaranteed the Americans a quarterfinal spot, improving their group stage record to 42-1-5. U.S. coach Mauricio Pochettino maintained an unchanged lineup from the prior 5-0 win over Trinidad and Tobago. Despite limited attacking chances, key defensive plays and goalkeeper Matt Freese’s strong performance helped secure the result. Several top U.S. players were absent due to injuries and other reasons.
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